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MORTALITY REPORT.

For the month ending June go 1887, made by A.
J. WILSON, Superintendent of Cemeteries.
June 3-Joseph Hundrey, % years; Azore
Islands; accidental drowning.
June 5-Ainerva Cronkite, So years, months
and II days; New York: asthanici.
June 6-Anna G. ID. Peters, II years and month;
diphtheria. Chas. A rrisch, Sc years, 6months
and % days; Germany; endo. carditis. Annie
Lamet 81 years, month and 20 days; France;
injury enteritis.
June 1l-Lizzie Carragher, years and 10 months;
California; diphtheria
June 1i-Aifred w. Morrill,. 60 years and )
months; Vermont: chronic Bright's disease.
Elizabeth A. Stevens. 81 years, months and
3 days; Maine: cerebral hemmtyi.
June l6-Tong ock Ling, 81 years; China IN
known.
June ls--Agnes Reuter-, SO years; Germany; ty-
phod fever.
June 1e-Frank J. Coffin. 6 year,, months and
~ days; oregon; oiphtheria.
June s0-Ernestine Schmid, II years, months
and 5 days: GERMANY; apoplexy. George
Held, months; California: congestion of
brain. John order, Sc years; Germany; cere-
bral hemorrhage
June 2l-yennie V. Marks, months; California;
convulsiDns
June 2s-Joseph Fritz, 50 years; Germany; jaun-
dice.
June 2i-Joseph Paquiu, a days; California;
marasmus. Unknown man, found in river.
June 20 rederick Appel, 81 years, IL months
aud days: Germany; pylonic tumor.
June 27-Long Chin Lya, - years; China I'M
known.
June 25-Mary Mueller, l year. California;
cholera infantum. Ellen King, "a years; Ire
land: chronic Iaitrites
June 2y-wm. Fl. Hobby, 60 years; Connecticut;
asphyxia Alice N McKeon, years, :
months and days; California; spinal cere-
bral meningitis
June 30-Yew Yeck. IS years; China. Robert
Dathe, year, 10 months and II days; Califor-
mia; commissions. ID. Haley, months; Cali
fornia cholera infHntum.
Besides the above there were brought here for
:utermeut the following:
June William Green. 20 years; Washington,
Yolo county: neuralgia of the heart.
June 5-wsIter ivan Vanolinda. Is days: Wash
ington, Yoio county: indigestion: Cslifo, mia.
Joseph Horton. IS years; sacramento county;
Dakota; pneumnnis. Robert BRICK, 4 years,
! month and % days; Washington, Yolo
comfy. accidental drowning.
June l2-Ersuk c. silva. IS wears: Sacramento
COUNT; abscess OF lung; Portugal Jeanette
A. Menke, So years. months and day; SEC
ramelto county: suicife; Connecticut.
June 81 Nm. Emmett C1ffey; Il years; auburn
Idaho: heuolrhage OF the lungs
June 2S-Wm Baker, 81 years: Sacramento
county England; cerebral effiisioa. GfistaI
Kuhn, 5 montns and u Days; Yoio COUNTY
California; dissrhea
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SALE or BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
PRorERTY.-D. J. Simmons & Co., an
nounce that they will sell at auction next
Monday, July 18th, at 10 A. NJ, at the
Courthouse door, by order of Fl. Fisher,
administrator Of the estate of Geo. C. Zeh,
deceased, the following very desirable
property with Improvements, viz: The
east half of the south 50 feet inches. and
the north 20 feet 2 inches of the east Is
feet inches of the west half of lot >,
I'll and |, Ninth and Tenth streets. The
south 90 feet of the east 81 feet 8 inches
of the west half of lot 5, and the north 20
feet 2 inches of the south So feet inches of
the east 81 feet 10l inches of the west half
of lot ). Fl and |, Ninth and Tenth streets.
The west feet of the south IS feet inches
of lot No. 5. and the east quarter of lot
No. 6, H and |, Ninth and Tenth streets.
Further details are given in advertisement.
0PES-AIB CoScERr.-To-night at Seven
teent and n streets, the Capital City Band
will give an open air concert, when the
following numbers will be played March
-" Quickstep Cato" by f. Mack waltz
" Rosebud" by Ripley overture" Gil
max" by Spargo; march" Big Four" by
Southwell; polka" Dexter" by Pettee !;
llldrCu- Emperor, Dy HERMAN marcn
=" Caledonia" by Boyer; waltz" The
Fourth of Jul Y China Parasol," by Packer;
march" The Broken Artillery Counter
march, Spargo.
IT HAS Nor SusPESDED-A press dis
patch from Marysyiile, few days since,
stated that the Democrat of that city had
suspended publication. We have no knowl-
edge of the manner in which this statement
came to be made, but ii is effectively de-
monstrated to be a very large mistake, as
the Democrat not only continues to appear
regularly eich evening, but has been re-
Gently incorporated. and is greatly i'm
proved by additional backing and changes
made.
NEW METROPOLITAN THEATER-The pre-
duction of {" A Celebrated Case was post
ponel last night to this evening, to give the
newly arrived members of the Vessels
Dramatic Company time to rehearse in the
melodrama thoroughly. II will be pro-
duced tonight, with Mr.. Vessels in the
leading role, part in which he achieved
eminent success in the East, where he
played it-several hundred nights.
ARREs1s-The following arrests were
made yesterday: William Haberkoru, by
officer Franks, for being drunk; Ed.
Dougherty, by officer Mccormack, for dis
| turbiDg the peace; Mrs. Mcdonnell, by Of
| ficer Able. for being drunk; J. Nicely, BY
officers Ash and Mclaughlin, for distur o.
!. ing the peace; All Dock, By Deputy Sher-
if Rider. for petit larceny; VIM. Grant
by officer Able, for being drunk,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Supreme Court Clerk Spencer was in
town yesterday.
DR.. C. G.. Spencer, of Georgetown, FL
Dorado county, is visiting the city.
Professor Van Tassell, the balloonist.
returned yesterday to San Francisco.
Il. Levy and wife, who spent the Fourth
in Sacramento. returned yesterday to San
| Francisco.
Jake Sharp, of New York fame was 20
years of age yesterday. He was old enough
to know better.
Frank Freeman, of the State Law Ii
orary, returned yesterday from two
weeks trip to Fresno.
Mrs. Andrew Grass, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. A. T. j. Reynolds, of Grand Is
LAID, for the past three weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Miss BERTHE Conway, of Haywards, who
has been for several days the guest of Mrs
Clara Prentice. has gone TO Grass Valley to
visit her parents.
George r. Presson and wife, of San
Francisco, who have been some DAYS the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burnham,
have resurned home.
+. ]. Deylin, Secretary of the California
Museum Association, has been granted
weeks leave of absence, and leaves for San
Francisco to-day to enjoy his vacation.
Art Instructor Jackson, of the School of
Design. takes his two months vacation
from the 18th inst, and goes into the
Sierras to study nature in her sublimest
moods.
Samuel w. Kay and Miss Mamie Bridal,
young people with many friends in Sacra-
mento, were married unostentatiously yes-
terday, and went to San Francisco on their
wedding trip.
]. d. Allison, of Philadelphia, spent yes
terday in Sacramento and leaves to-day for
the north. He is greatly pleased with Cali
fornia, and will give Sacramento a good
name when be goes home, but especially
excerpts Chinatown and the slough"
G. l.. Shafer, wife and children, accom-
panied by Mrs. /. Easton and Fred Keeney,
have gone on camping trip to Lake coun-
ty, intending to be absent about two weeks
From the appearance of their camping out
fit it may be anticipated thai they will have
a grand time.
Colonel Creed Raymond and wife, of
San Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs Beckman
of this city, returned by the Portland ex-
press yesterday morning from a trip to
Coles, the present terminus of the Califor-
mia and Oregon Railroad. They would
probably have made longer stay up there
but for the extreme heat
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terdav: Miss l.. S. Holiday, S. J. Holiday, |
New York; Miss S. NJ Culverwill, C. f. !
Williams, L. Eupherat, Miss Emily Ed |
monds, Samuel Jones' F. f. Wimny, Jules |
Newburge, C. Schaumm, San Francisco;
Frank B. Glenn. Jacinto; F. H. McGrew,
East Oakland; Mrs. II. F. Hubbard, Miss |
May Hubbard, Miss l.. Hubbard, Stockton;
Miss E. Frank Miss r. Frank, Liyermore
5. D. RristoW. Kentucky
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A CITY EARN FOE SALE.

THAT BEAUTIFUL PLACE, KNOWN naz,
Il rs the - HOLT RANCH,'' is now offered ~
for sale. Itcontains Two Dwelling HOUSES
one new, built at cost OF $500. 1t also hss q
new barn and several lighthouses, and yards
suitable for hundr, or more fowls II has
over 200 bearing Peach Trees, OF the .choicest
varieties, rlpening In sucd ession from May to
November 10 suit the local market. !: has half
an acre Of Grapes, -nostly White Muscat. The
soil for gardening purposes is unsurpassed It
contains about 10 acres, located between and
Y, Sixth and Ninth streets. Just across Ninth
street is the Bell Conservatory, aud is one mile
distant from one of the best markets in the
world. The title IS perfect. JcEms cash Per.
sons seeking for 2 desirable home will do well
TO look st this place before purchasi, else
where. Apply a. southwest Corner Ninth and
ctr f--cf ---S
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On Saturday.

Saturday, the 9th instant will be an
eventful day at Politz's Capital Clothing
House, 600 and COZ X street, Sacramento.
The grand reduction sale will commence on
Saturday and be continued for the seven
DAYS ensuing. The entire stock will be re-
duced from % to so per cent. off the regu-
lar prices. We will enumerate few items !:
One hundred Atwood. medium-weight
suits, worth 3l5, will be sold for $40; 800
pairs of fine cashmere pants, reduced from
Sc to So thousands of pairs of shoes, in
all STYLES and sizes, reduced from 81 TO
90 so. Do not forget Politz's annual re-
duction sale, commencing Saturday morn
ing next, the 9th instant.
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Ralph Sharp, the young man employed
on thrashing machine in Yolo county
who partook too plentifully of ice water
one day last week while overheated and
was attacked with lockiaw, was taken to
San Francisco for treatment, but it is not
thought that he will recover.
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DIED.

Phillip and Mary Megerle, native OF Califor-
mia, months and days. Funeral notice
hereafter
Virginia City, New, July 5-Mrs. Madeleine
Young (mother of the late Chss. II. Young,
60 wears
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OF incorporation of the Woodland, Capay
and Clear Lake Railroad Company have
been filed. The articles provide for the
construction of a standard gauge road to
commence a. Woodland in Yolo county,
running therce in northwesterly direc-
ton 10 LakeDort. The estimated length of
the road is 100 miles. The capital stock is
100000, divided into 40, 900 shares at 500
each. OF these @. F. Croker has subscribed
for $50. Timothy Hopkins 800, w. V.
Huntington 800, S. T. Gage 20 and n. T.
Smith 20. The gentlemen named as share
holders are also TO act as Directors. The
construction of this road is to be con-
menced as soon IS possible after the arrival
of some steel rail. a commodity of which
the Southern Pacific has ut present a very
small supply.
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

oak PARK COLONY, TRHAMA COUNTY
~ is n the rich tirslber belt or the line of the
Oregon Railroad, FAD is commanding tho at
0,ntio1 of settlers az of the choice localities
Tor bC.Siing homes. The climate is mild, the
soil textile and pre- 1uees al thu fruits in pa-fee-
ton. Secure Ian IS here at the present low
prices. INQUIRE &. 426 K street. Sacrannea.o. I'm
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If YOU want the very best piano and at
The same time the most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
In. see them at Cooper's Music Store.
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The fees of the Surveyor-GeneraPs Office
for these applications were 81 405 80, and
the State Land Office fees, $767 collected
by the Register of the State Land Office for
the Secretary OF State, Sill.
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FOR SALE.

A HOTEL LOCATED ON THE Cal IFoRNIA
"A and OREGON Railroad house contains 20
rooms, all neatly furnished: rooms all supplied
with water dixSct from water works: also, bath
room with hcs and cold water; the hotel grounds
contain a fD5 garden and shade trees; r good
place for b-3Iaess, being the only hUtsl in town:
will be SOLD reasonable on account Of sickness
In the family. For further particulars inquire
at this Of.ro. iyI-
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A WORD IN GENERAL,

There are many frauds, both great and small,
open and obscure, in shoemaking. 1t takes an ex-
pert to steer clear OF them, and not one shoe Gus
toner in twenty can be called an expert Some of
the grosser decets such pressed paper instead of
leather for inner soles, ETC., avoided by some
dealers. Comparatively few, however, manage to
keep clear Of ALL The truth is, competition between
shoe manufacturers is now great that there is
strong temptation slight work in order to compete
in prices. Few try to win by aiming to excel in the
quality of their work.
AS to ourselves we don't lay claim to superior
Judgment, or that we unerring in the selection
OF goods We ao, Aoz0e0er, guarantee tst'o things,
and these tao things are Just qoAat make this a
Thoroughly safe and reliable Place to buy IN.
1. That we keep posted continually in the
doings of the best makers in the country, and in
every grade and quality, and carry that shoe which,
in our judgment presents the greatest merit chang
ing it for better work often as we know of better
work being produced. For this reason we are now
offering better, values than before, and poorer
values than We shall probably be offering in the
future.
?. All goods exactly as represented, and to the
best OF our knowledge no shoddy or sighted work
allowed. We have more than once condemned at
heavy loss, whole lines of goods, because of slight
imperfections. Ne afford money loss We
eannot afford the loss of either reputation or Gus
toners.
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SCHEUSERr Bios. & Co., tobacco and ci-
gar dealers, who were until recently To-
Gated in the Capital Hotel block. have now
taken up permanent quarters at 720 K
street. Their motto is to keep the best.
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CHAs. ROBIN the clothier, is now located
in his new quarters. 612 and CD X street.
Mr. Robin has now one of the most COM
plete and best appointed clothing establish
ments in Sacramento. The public will find
it to their interest at all times to give him a
call if they want an honest deal.
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Police Court.

In the Police Court Yesterday VIM.
NaderInann's cases ofarson and attempting
TO burn insured property were continued
until the 18th, in order that q shorthand
reporter might be present to take the testi-
mouy......P. s. Hall and T. Smith, arrested
on q charge of grand larceny, in king
money from the pockets of q man al the
City Hotel Saloon. were allowed TO plead
guilty OF petit larceny, and were ined $3.50
or 80 days each.....Jamcs Morrissey was
convicted of cruelty to animals in abusing
4 horse hired AZ w. J. Irvine's stables on
the Fourth, and will receive judgment on
the 11tb......David Barnes case of disturb
ing the peace was dismissed. George
Clark, arrested Tor having been drunk, was
too sick to appear, and his hearing went
over until this morning. ...Indisn Mary,
taken in for drunkenness, was discharged.
......P. B-annigan, James Fleming, Michael
German and Wally Nolan, the young men
who took q ride in vehicle belonging TO
other parties, and had runaway which re-
suited il the rockaway being make to look
as if it had been pat through q thrashing
machine, were discharged at the request of
the prosecuting witness, it appearing that
they had not intended TO steal the property
snd the damages having been paid.
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A BARGAIN FOR CASH Fine upright pi-
ano, u octaves, only slightly used. L. h.
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IMMENSE reductions in price of ladies'
lawn and chambray embroidered suits.
Seer advertisement to-day. Red House.
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TOMORROW we have sale OF gents
vssts-yhiie Marseilles, white duck. col
ored Marseilies aud fancy patterns IN light
yorsteds. Red House.
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II you want summer vest, come TO our
sale tomorrow the biggest bargains of
the season. Red House.
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spEcIsL values in laces and embroiderieS
to-day. Red House.
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Land Entries in June.

Land Entries in June.
The following is Surveyors General Reich
erts statement of State land applied for in
the month of June:
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GAMMEL's OLD BOOK STORE

Us Npn
CtASH PAID FOR LIBRARIES, Or SMALL
~ Parcels OF Books. Will Buy, Sell and Tx
change Books new or old. Law Books wGuted,
for CATALOGUES and particulars. Address
GAMMEL'S OLD BOOK STORE,
IOO4Third ST., bet. j and X, Sacra1nenao.Sp
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6 Stls Bros; & Co:-Fruits. Vegetables, etc.
Remoyal-Chas Robin.
RemoYed-Scheunert Bros & Co
People's Savings Bank-I,iyidend.
People's baylngs Bank-Statement.
For Sale-Fine lot. Ninth and @ streets.
purchase o. Sacramento City Coupons
For Saie-Family Milk Cow.
Red House-Emhroidered Robes.
Reward Of sl0o-Frank Ruhs.aller.
Netnstoek 4 Lubin-This morning at O.
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF
II Music, Boston. Mass.

THE LARGEST aad BE>T EQUIPPED
in the WOKLD-lo0 Instructors, 2 ls6 Students
last year. Thorough instruction IN Vocal and
Instrumental Music. Piano and Organ Tuning,
Fine Arts. Oratory, Literature, French. German
and Italian Languages English Branches. Gym
nasties etc. Tuitiol 60 TO SIS; board aud room
with Steam Heat AID Electric Light, 50 to 81 80
per week. Fall Term begins September 5.
1897. For Illustrated Calendar. with full lnfor-
nation address E. ToURJEEs Dir. Frankly.
So, BOSTON, Mass. ielS s1nTuThS
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FL Dorado County PrOpRTtY For Sale.

$40 acres good Fruit Land; acres in
Orchard; 80 acres cleared; oil under fence;
good House 6 rooms; > good Barns, Granary,
etc; Horses; * head or Cattle; 16 Hogs; 80
Sheep; dozen Chick ems: dozen Geese; half
dozen ducks; 2 elegant Fish Ponds filled with
fish: running water the year round; all Farm
ing Utensils; several Irrigating bitches rim
through the place; this is one mi g from the.
town of III Dorado, FL Dorado county, on the
new rail-oa1 10 Placerville, and is q valuable
fam.
SO arres: miles from new r. II. town
OF Il Dorado, FL Dorado county: all cleared
aad fenced; comfortable House; small area in
Grain; also, some Frriit Trees and Vines;
large amount of Meadow Land; new railroad
rams 400 feet south of house; price, Sl.e06.
This is an excellent piece of Fruit arc Vine
Land and can be irrigated.
100 acres. most all in valuable T:nlseE,
~ miles from Single Springs, on line OF new
railroad; price, 500.
An elegant Residence AT d Is acres of
land in the town of Ell Dorado, FL Dorado
county; House cost 5000; is in excellent con-
aition and stands on small hill overlooking
the town; some Trees and Vines and Bimber;
this place is for sale for two months a. 81 coo;
adjoining land can be bought reasonable if
desired; this is a rare opportunity. FOR fur
ther particulars apply to
A. LEONARD SON. 3p
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SS~ We have the largest list of
land for sale CT any agency north of
San Francisco.
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+ OIS FOR SALE-LOTS ., 3 AND 4, EAND
l.; +, Eighteenth and Nineteenth; Lot 8,
and P, Fifth and Sixth streets; also south y of
north y Lot 4, p and q Fifth and Sixth streets
Inquire of J. BLACK, Cracker Bakery, Front
between and L. n
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w. P. Coleman,
REAL ESTATE SALEsR9oM,
MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE. Ar low ATE OF
~ interest, by ?. FT,,Hss He sge ts:S'
sscgaUento.
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1918 Fifth street. Set. j and X.

PHILADELPAIA LAGER BEER ON
draught, Fi,<e Cents Per Glass. Also, fine
WINES, llQ' ,OKS, ClGARs. etc.
SPIN K. DLEfEKLE, Proprietor,
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NoTTCE,

rsygE REGULAR MEFrING OF fHE PIONEER
MILLING COMPANY VIII be he'd at the
Office, of the CornpaAy, corner srosd md First
streets on MONDAY, July Is. 1857 - 3 O'Clock
P. ~ for tbs purpose Of Eleeting p25ecsns for
the ensuing yea7, sbd for the trans4tiyi of all
hastless that may come betorethe -ase, ing.
F B. SAIlTs4s So .retary
SaeraEaeEto. June q, 1851 je2s-tjyis
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Court Sacramento-To-nigh
Washington Lodge, F. and A. M.-To-njght.
friendship Council @. c. r.-1o-night.
sacramento HuSsars-This evening.
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KTAETED-FRUIT PICKERS APPLY TO
w C. d. BROOKE, Foreman Weinstock &
Lubta Farm, Mayhew's Station, Sacramento
county. iy6St
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Catalogues Issued Monthly.
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oOO FOR sALE-CoMPLETE BEDROOM
rNZlI aud Sn.irncr Bad oil in n.,l,d l,-ll.-.

Tor SALE-EAST HALF LOT 6, 0 STREET,
L Seventeenth and Eighteenth; lot, 4ox16O
good brick sidewalk; Is large Ftuit Trees. For
PARTICULARS inquire on premises. Lot requires no
filling. In
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4 Suburban
HOME.
Containing 20 Acres!

90 acres of which is Alfalfa land, with
u acres in Alfalfa; also, has 2l2 acres in
Vineyard; small Orchard; large Dwelling in
very good order; cost $500 to build; has
Stable, Chicken house, etc; this is very
cheap piece of property; only 3h miles from
city limits and five minutes walk from
Brighton Junction; good home for any one
wishing home in country and employment
in the city; only offered for 80 days.
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CiENTs' SUITS MADE TO LOOK AS GOOD
VI as new for b 50 and 81. Gents Suits col
ored Black. Blue or Brown, from 81 50 to 81:
warranted fast colors. Suits Cleaned from 81
TO 81 5 !, intending some repairing. 1m-is
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40 Acres, 4 miles from Tenth and j
streets, in Sacramento. has 20 acres in Vino
yard 8 acres in Orchard of choice Fruit
Peaches, Cherries Prunes. etc ; "a acres i'll
Blackberries; y acre in Strawberries; good
dwelling, with rooms; Barn; Windmills,
ETC.; good road winter and summer This
place needs TO be seen to be appreciated.
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Deafness Advertisements.

AucIlOh SaI6.
BY b. J. simmons-Next Monday.